❓ Question regarding the Swan River Crossings project and the integration of a Principal Shared Path (PSP), specifically concerning design, constraints, and impact on businesses. The answer deflects, citing a prior briefing and expressing disappointment in the questioner's conduct.
AnsweredQoN 958Legislative Council
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I refer to the Swan River Crossings project, and I ask: (a) has
an overpass for a future grade separated Principal Shared Path (PSP) crossing over Beach Street been
designed into current plans, even if it will not be constructed as part of this
project: (i) if no to (a), why not; (b) what
are the physical constraints on a PSP following the North/West side of Beach
Street adjacent to the rail reserve from the river to Fremantle station: (i) why can't these physical constraints be overcome; and (c) if
PSP is intended to go on the south/east side of Beach Street: (i) what
will be the impact on alfresco dining at The Sunshine Harvester Works; (ii) where
else on the PSP network do driveways cross PSPs; (iii) where the PSP crosses driveways, who will be required to give way; and (iv) how many times will cyclists need to give way to vehicles on this PSP alignment?
an overpass for a future grade separated Principal Shared Path (PSP) crossing over Beach Street been
designed into current plans, even if it will not be constructed as part of this
project: (i) if no to (a), why not; (b) what
are the physical constraints on a PSP following the North/West side of Beach
Street adjacent to the rail reserve from the river to Fremantle station: (i) why can't these physical constraints be overcome; and (c) if
PSP is intended to go on the south/east side of Beach Street: (i) what
will be the impact on alfresco dining at The Sunshine Harvester Works; (ii) where
else on the PSP network do driveways cross PSPs; (iii) where the PSP crosses driveways, who will be required to give way; and (iv) how many times will cyclists need to give way to vehicles on this PSP alignment?
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Answered
20 October 2022
Responded by
Leader of the House representing the Minister for Transport
Response time
6 days
(a)-(c) I am advised that you were recently briefed on this project by the Project Director and the Minister for Transport’s office.
I understand your questions regarding the location of Principal Shared Paths were extensively answered during this briefing.
I am also advised that the Minister for Transport was disappointed to hear of your treatment of the Project Director during the briefing.
I understand your questions regarding the location of Principal Shared Paths were extensively answered during this briefing.
I am also advised that the Minister for Transport was disappointed to hear of your treatment of the Project Director during the briefing.
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